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Advisory groups pack bags of supplies and cards during the 2022 9th grade day of service

Service Learning Department Moves Forward With Policy Changes

After changes to the service learning policy were announced last May, a group of concerned students presented a petition with almost 200 signatures...

Sweeping the Homeless for Special Events

Reagan R. '25, Life & Culture Editor

As locals and tourists alike ventured to Downtown Seattle for the upcoming MLB All-Star game on July 7, the city was noticeably different. Jackson...

New city council districts change the boundaries in neighborhoods like Magnolia, Crown Hill, Wedgwood, and Eastlake, slightly shifting the political landscape of each district

Public Safety and Homelessness Remain Key Issues in Seattle Elections

Jackson B. '25, News Editor

America’s national politics are increasingly dominated by the perpetually incumbent. That’s why it made waves when earlier this year, four...

Opinion

Buying International Taylor Swift Tickets is “Delicate” at Best

Reagan R. '25 and Mason D. '25

The Unfulfilled Promises of ChatGPT and BingChat

Angelina P. '24

Arts

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This Barbie Can Make a Girl Cry
Betsmona A. ’25
“Oppenheimer” Brings Cinema Back With a Bang
Amber P. ’25
Summer Spotlight: Minoo J. ’24 and NYO-USA
Lorelei S. ’25
Modern Theater Done Right in Six the Musical
Mason D. '25, Social Media Chief

Sports

Kamal Muhammad ’22 at The CrawsOver

Samara N. ’26

Major League rookie Corbin Carroll’s Instagram feed announced his
All-Star selection in late June. (corbin.carroll on Instagram)

Corbin Carroll ’19’s Field of Dreams

Jim Collins, Guest Writer

Life & Culture

Mayhem & Mischief: The Life of a Lakeside Summer Camp Counselor

Betsmona A. ’25

Tatler Graduates’ Guide to Life

Felicity W. '26

ECUADOR: The community comes together for a delicious meal

Letters from Across the Globe

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Sep 6, 2023

NEWS ➣

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Public Safety and Homelessness Remain Key Issues in Seattle Elections

Jackson B. '25, News Editor | Sep 6, 2023

America’s national politics are increasingly dominated by the perpetually incumbent. That’s why it...

From Across the Country to Our Campus

Angelina P. '24 and Nara C. '25 | Sep 6, 2023

As the school year begins, returning students eagerly anticipate welcoming both the incoming 9th graders...

Sitting Down with Stud Gov

Zane R. '24, Editor in Chief | Sep 6, 2023

The Science & Technology Section

Rohan D. '25, STEM Editor | May 30, 2023

Year in Review

Jackson B. '25, News Editor | May 30, 2023

OPINION ➣

Opinion

Buying International Taylor Swift Tickets is "Delicate" at Best

Reagan R. '25 and Mason D. '25 | Sep 6, 2023

It was 11:20 p.m. at Lumen Field on July 22, 2023: Fireworks were ascending, Taylor Swift was descending, and we realized, in the blink of an...

This is Your Sign to Do Something New

Sachi T. '26 | Sep 6, 2023

The Unfulfilled Promises of ChatGPT and BingChat

Angelina P. '24

May 30, 2023

ARTS ➣

Arts

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This Barbie Can Make a Girl Cry
Sep 6, 2023
Betsmona A. ’25
“Oppenheimer” Brings Cinema Back With a Bang
Sep 6, 2023
Amber P. ’25
Summer Spotlight: Minoo J. ’24 and NYO-USA
Sep 6, 2023
Lorelei S. ’25
Modern Theater Done Right in Six the Musical
Sep 6, 2023
Mason D. '25, Social Media Chief
American Prometheus: Robert versus Oppenheimer
Aug 30, 2023
Lael G. ’25, Copy Editor
Wild Life Epitomizes the Risks of the Single Narrative
May 30, 2023
Eliot A. '24, Design Chief
Departing Arts Director Mr. Krus Speaks On His Groundbreaking Career
May 30, 2023
Yoon L. '23, Arts & Entertainment Editor